September 07, 2024

Writing for Fun

A lot of people are writing because they are hustling, and not for fun. I'm not here to judge, but writing for fun can be worth it too.

Tagged as: Writing
September 12, 2023

Good Writing & Baldur's Gate 3

On the importance of good writing in video games.

Tagged as: Games, Writing
April 26, 2023

Revisiting Writing

I'm revisiting some old manuscripts, and I'm having a fun time.

Tagged as: Personal, Writing
May 15, 2017

Deconstruction

I ramble about the importance of construction, collapse and reconstruction and how deconstruction is relevant everywhere in life.

Tagged as: Writing
April 19, 2017

Venturing through the manuscript

A small update on what's happening with my writing.

Tagged as: Writing
July 09, 2016

A prelude to storytelling

An announcement of a new series of posts that will start appearing on my site about my first manuscript that I'll be editing.

Tagged as: Writing
November 04, 2014

So, what is NaNoWriMo?

A new edition of NaNoWriMo has started, and some people might be wondering what that means. I'll explain.

Tagged as: Writing
January 14, 2013

Animation and looking forward to a story

It's actually possible to add paragraphs to posts on this blog. Also, a little update on the story. Plus, information about the widescreen display option near the navigation.

Tagged as: Writing
January 07, 2013

The planned short story

In February, there's a short story planned for that month. And guess what, it takes place in the Ventures universe.

Tagged as: Writing
January 03, 2013

The NaNoWriMo 2012 aftermath

The Aftermath is an interesting situation. You just finished writing a book, but that simple fact has some interesting ramifications.

Tagged as: Writing
December 05, 2012

Character depth case

Bringing complex and interesting characters to life is difficult, but not impossible. Let me tell you about Daniel Wheldon and how he grew on me as I rewrote the book that featured him.

Tagged as: Writing
November 30, 2012

How I won NaNoWriMo

So I wrote this 50.000 word novel in a single month. I also had a great many things to do that day. So, how did I achieve this difficult feat?

Tagged as: Writing